Mission
The Ready 4 Reading Book Clubs' long term mission is a
community where below-poverty children's literacy needs are
met. For effective long term community improvement, we will
work to increase the general public awareness of the literacy
and health problems that affect below-poverty children.
OUR SPRING CLASSES
Azusa Pacific University Nursing students teaching about COVE 19
Our guest waiting to get into the class.
The Azusa Nurses Students teaching about Stress Management
The Car Seat Safety Class was a success.
Free books to the Students at Westside Park Elementary
school in Adelanto. Students get free books when they pick
up their lunch.
Our Little Free Library at the
Rose of Sharon
Honored by the Hesperia School District Lunch Program as a Top Banana
From Left to Right. Supervisor Lovingood, Sharon Cobb (A donor from IRC), and myself
Lynette Ramirez"s San Bernardino Counties Reading Hero
We Partnered with the
United Way to put books in their
Kid Packs
We were honored to be a 2015 Dreamers
Visionaries and Leaders recipient
With my mother Claudia Atkinson
I was so honored to receive an award alongside this wonderful young man
Daniel Escalante
We gave out over 2500 books for the month of December
Thank you to Adelanto City Council member Jermaine Wright Sr for reading Bunny Cakes for JumpStarts Read4TheRecord
Jumpstart for their Read 4 The Record Campaign
We read to over 700 children and adults
Dr. Suess
Green Eggs and Ham at
Victor Valley Rescue Mission Dinner
THANK YOU
We want to thank our volunteers. Our volunteers put in over 6,000
hours for the year.
Well, our science summer was a bust......ALRIGHT!!!! that means there
were little to no kids at the Homeless Shelter. We did have
one day of learning about colors. What a better way to learn about
colors then by making Snow Cones.
6 months and going strong
A big giant Thank you to Payless Shoe store for providing the
Homeless Shelter kids with brand new shoes.
We Made Mother's Day cards while we waiting for Payless to
open.
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Thank you Victor Valley Rescue Mission for letting us join you for
your Easter Program. We gave out over
500 BOOKS that day
April was also a busy time at the Homeless Shelter
It was National Poetry Month. This was written by one of the Shelter kids
We spent the month at the shelter learning about flowers
making a flower garden.
Our Dr. Seuss Program at the Victor Valley Rescue Mission
The kids having fun at their 2014 Black History Month party
Christmas was wonderful and once again I want to Thank the Rescue Mission for inviting us to join them for their Toy give Away. This is what it was all about.
We gave out over 4,000 books again
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Homeless Shelter Halloween Party THANK YOU to
The Hernandez Family for coming out and reading their book
Jack and the Zombie Attack
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October 3rd, was proclaimed and recognized as
As
High Desert Literacy Day
ALRIGHT we did the Read for the Record on October 3, 2013
we read to 311 readers.
We had so much fun with the Gang from Jack and the Zombie Attack at the Reading Railroad on October 5, 2013
We are proud to support this local author. This book is on its
way to being one of the great ones. To learn more and order
your copy visit their site at
PROUD WINNER OF THE 2013 SOROPTIMIST
RUBY AWARD
Acknowledgments by The County Supervisors, Certificate
of Recognition by the California Legislature and
Proclamation by the City of Apple Valley
Some of our events past events
Reading the first step to building a better future